On Android it's simple, patched with YouTube ReVanced Manager
I did, but after the 3 videos, it's no longer a pop-up that can be removed, it doesn't load the video at all. Annoying as fuck. I use incognito mode as a workaround currently.
I would guess the fireplace it just goes out the chimney if there is one, and just as bad if there isn't one
Similar there was another hack where a site would have a visible input for like email, and you could choose auto complete to fill it in, then there were hidden fields for all the other info that could be auto completed that the site would unknowingly take from the user too, also fixed, but I found it interesting when I heard about it.
I've found that sometimes old posts don't propagate to newer servers. So if you want to participate in a old thread, you need another account.
But it is more than simply pressing enter. It's rare that a single prompt is going to produce the exact image you're looking for, so there's lots of editing, seeing the outcome, repeat. If the outcome is close enough, then further in painting can be used. By that point, there's been quite a bit of human interaction in the creation.
Some AI work is created with a simple prompt, but the best stuff uses lots of in painting and out painting and adjustments. That would be copyrightable, there's lots of human control beyond a prompt, there are lots of cool videos of the process on YouTube. By the time AI will be able to generate full processes, videos, storylines, voices, etc, without human intervention, we won't need the movie studios either. I'm hoping we reach that in 3 years.
This is one of those double edged sword things with Lemmy, since there's so many places a community can be, they all end up being a little smaller. There's got to be a better solution for that. Maybe when creating a community there should be a way to automatically search a large portion of committed all at once and display it to the user.
Sigh, I only scrolled like a page and then realized this post is 2 years old. Wish more people would migrate
It's actually for security. Otherwise websites could grab whatever you happen to have in your clipboard. You might have a copied password from a password manager, or a private key for a wallet. I don't want sites having defacto access to the clipboard for that reason.